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  • Published On: February 18, 2025

    As diverse and accepting as Houston seems now, that wasn’t always the case. Riverside Terrace, in Houston Southeast, was developed from land owned by Henry MacGregor in the 1920s and it blossomed as a wealthy[...]

  • Published On: February 18, 2025

    “No one comes to see Federal judges.” So says the Honorable Vanessa D. Gilmore (USDJ Ret.), who in 1994 became the youngest sitting federal judge. But being a gregarious entertainer, she soon started offering[...]

Brays Bayou Greenway Closure

July 7, 2024|

Construction crews have seen pedestrians and cyclists going through the construction zones, ignoring the closure and detour signage. We all share the same goal of safety and ask that trail users respect the boundaries of the project and use the identified detour.

The Houston Zoo Has It All

June 17, 2024|

Come visit the animals, stay for the food and shopping. Lions and tigers and … dining and shopping? Oh my. Yes, the Houston Zoo can fulfill all your needs for a fun-filled afternoon, including some[...]

Black Houston Bus Tour, June 15

June 12, 2024|

Join Juneteenth Houston as we tour the historic African American communities in and around Houston!  This tour is made possible by the generous support of Commissioner Rodney Ellis and Harris County Precinct 1. Learn more...

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